Hi! Sorry -- Lukasberger's kindly been helping me figure out how to FTP the files to you. I've successfully found and compressed them into a ZIP. He admits he's never FTP'd from a Mac and I haven't either. He sent me the following instructions he found on the web, which I've tried to follow:
Quote:
"Double-click the Cyberduck icon. When Cyberduck opens, at the upper left, click Open Connection...; alternatively, from the File menu, select Open Connection....
At the top of the sheet that appears, from the drop-down menu, select SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocol).
In the "Server:" field, type the address of the remote host to which you wish to connect (e.g., mercury.uits.indiana.edu).
In the "Username:" and "Password:" fields, type your username and passphrase for the remote computer. To save your password to the Keychain, check Add to Keychain.
To log into a directory other than your home directory, at the bottom of the sheet, click More Options. In the "Path:" field, type the directory name (e.g., www).
Click Connect to open the SFTP connection.
Note: The first time you connect to a host, Cyberduck will display a warning such as "Unknown host key for server.uits.indiana.edu". Click Allow to continue.
A window will open displaying the list of files on the remote host. To upload files or folders, drag them from a Finder window into the Cyberduck window. To download files or folders, drag them from Cyberduck into a Finder window."
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Unfortunately, when I try to drag the ZIP files into Cyberduck (at least while I'm anonymous), my computer informs me "Operation is not permitted". And I'm not clear what username and password I'd use; it's not, for example, my forum username and password (I tried).
Anyone else have an idea?
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It's three teams out of 20 demoting good regulars in favor of bench players they don't use at all, btw: I just realized Hobart did that to their third baseman. In all three cases, if you promote the demoted regular by hand, the team's manager instantly puts the player back into the lineup. And two teams, Sydney and Geelong, insistently promoting completely unready teenagers to play full-time -- which might be a related or entirely separate issue.